A Guide to Washington
A Guide to Washington
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The central portion of the building is constructed of Virginia sandstone, painted white: the Senate and House wings are of Massachusetts marble. The col- umns of all porticoes are monoliths. The entire length of the Capitol is sesen hundred and fifty-one feet and four inches : width, three hundred and I'iftv feet ; area, over three and one-half acres.
The corner stone of the main building was laid by President Washington on September iX, 170}. The ■'tier stone of the extensions was laid by Pres...ident huimore on July 4, iSsi, Daniel Webster being the orator. Until the completi' day except Tuesdays and Fridays. These rules are sub- ject to change, however, at the will of the President.
The building is constructed of Virginia freestone and is one hundred and seventy feet long and eighty-six feet in depth. It consists of a rustic basement, two 8 stories and an attic, the whole surmounted by an orna- mental balustrade. The White House was the first public building erected at the new seat of Govern- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The central portion of the building is constructed of Virginia sandstone, painted white: the Senate and House wings are of Massachusetts marble. The col- umns of all porticoes are monoliths. The entire length of the Capitol is sesen hundred and fifty-one feet and four inches : width, three hundred and I'iftv feet ; area, over three and one-half acres.
The corner stone of the main building was laid by President Washington on September iX, 170}. The ■'tier stone of the extensions was laid by Pres...ident huimore on July 4, iSsi, Daniel Webster being the orator. Until the completi' day except Tuesdays and Fridays. These rules are sub- ject to change, however, at the will of the President.
The building is constructed of Virginia freestone and is one hundred and seventy feet long and eighty-six feet in depth. It consists of a rustic basement, two 8 stories and an attic, the whole surmounted by an orna- mental balustrade. The White House was the first public building erected at the new seat of Govern- ment.
What to read after A Guide to Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania Railroad Company From Old Catalog to read onlineMoreLess
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